Can you think of things you used to care about but don't any more?

I used to care what other people think. I don't anymore. I just want to be true to myself and if someone doesn't like it, oh well. I try to be a decent human being but some people are always critical and demeaning.

Television. I cut the cable cord two years ago, and I haven’t missed anything except the outrageous payments! Ditto music. I’ve been discovering Brandi Carlile lately.

I used to watch every football (soccer) game I possibly could. I would often watch 4 games over a weekend but now I can take it or leave it. I make an effort to watch my team (Newcastle United) if they're on TV but anyone else I can take or leave these days. As more and more money has been poured into the game I've become less interested. Players earning £250000 per week has just led to there being zero connection between players and fans.

Sure, I have many. One is t.v. I used to be addicted now I might watch a couple hours a week. I have pretty much moved into the stage of needing security for old age, setting up a new business has been my goal for some time, I am seeing it come now, I have actually written the plan and I am checking off each step. I also love writing more.

There are two things that stuck out in this picture to me. 1. Its time for you to dust. 2. What's the penguin book about? Lol, yeah theres some stuff that I used to care about that I couldn't care less about now. A few hobbies, some people lol.

I think I've grown apart from music, guess It's since I stopped dancing that I don't listen to that much music anymore

I think my main things would be cooking, the holidays. This mainly has to do with, all my kids are grown and have families of their own, so I'm living by my self now. I used to love planning and fixing meals for everyone, now that it's just me, I could care less if I cook or not. As far as the holidays goes, mostly Christmas, I thlnk the main reason I don't care about it as much is because of the fact you can't even get through Halloween before there's Christmas items on the selves and Christmas movies and shows on tv.

I think that I am less social as time goes by. I am enjoying more my time alone.

When I was a kid, the family was very much into the LA Dodgers . . . I watched the games and knew every player . . . these days I don't even realize it's baseball season . I used to get so excited about amusement parks and rides . . . these days it's all for my kids but my heart doesn't race about getting on rides anymore. I'm pretty sure I could add tons more to the list.

I have almost lost all interest in UFC, but, I didn't care about it as something to care for... It is just a sport after all. Something I still care about is the volunteering at the computers class in my city local center. I don't go there anymore because of my job, my new hobbies... I don't care anymore about my studies, I have stopped it completely. I didn't succeeded and studied too much... You know, maybe you can listen to the song "we care a lot" by Faith No More, maybe it will remind you of things you cared about.

I used to read a lot and work puzzles a lot. I still enjoy both but dont do them like I used too. Also still love having my horses, but I dont feel the need to ride them anymore.

I used to live on the banks of one of the big rivers in Germany. I was a member of a canoe club and owned a foldable paddle boat. I was on the water every free minute and also camped a lot with my friends. But when I had finished school, I moved away from the area to study and that was the end of it.

Too many I think. Perhaps an affliction of old age.

I used to love doing needlework - embroidery, needlepoint, etc. but am now unable to do it; so I've lost interest in it. I used to be a voracious reader but have lost that interest too.

Growing up, I wasn't into many sports until I found that I could play and that was football. I was a big boy so I had the athletic finesse of a brick which didn't work in other sports. But in football, I was already bigger and stronger than the other players so it made stopping me more difficult. I only played in the neighborhood, then community teams were formed. I tried to play for them but it was determined that due to my size and strength, it would be risky for I could hurt someone. The interest started going downward when I was involved in a car accident which required a hip replacement so if I wanted to have a career in football, I no longer could. I eventually recovered and continued on my quest to build more strength, which was aided by me being a late bloomer so this big boy was almost a tank. I thought I could still play. So I still played with people in the area, never on an official team. Then one day, I ran into a person too hard and broke their leg. This wasn't done on purpose but I was the only 300 pound guy out there and never thought that I could potential kill someone if I hit them hard enough. I gave up after that. These days, I still like lifting heavy (being a big gorilla has become part of my persona), but I have a hard time watching football. Between the hard hits that could end someone's career, and the NFL games seems so choreographed; no one takes risks. Then there are the injuries and life after that career. The players who have gotten abusive and violent. The lust for these games isn't there for me anymore. Now, I like drawing, writing, heavy lifting, and cars. I would have thought my love for cars would go away, but it has evolved and it is still as strong as ever. Oh, and I no longer like being with large groups of people. It used to be my thing and I guess overtime, the introvert in me does not want that anymore. I would rather just have a smaller, private intimate like moments particularly with a companion (if I ever find one).

Things in general and what I mean is acquiring material objects. Could not care less.

YES, TV, I liked to watch TV shows, the news, even the weather, I do not watch TV anymore.

Many years ago I was a charter member in a local doll club, but after a few years I lost interest and quit. I still have my favorite dolls, but don't buy any new ones now. That reminds me of one time we were driving through Charlotte, NC and I saw a big sign on a building that read, "The Doll Club." I told my husband I wanted to stop and he said, no you don't. I said yes I do! Then he told me it was a "Gentleman"s" club, not the kind of dolls I collected. But back to your subject, I think as we age, our interests change. I've always loved to read and that continues for me.

Whenever I visited a new place, I always had to rush around and see 'the sights', or at least as many as possible. Now I'm not quite so bothered about that and can just enjoy the atmosphere. Just as well though because with the family in tow it's far more difficult to get around many places anyway!

Yeah, it's funny how things change @TheHorse . I use to clean, scrub and scour all the time but nowadays unless someone tells me they're coming to visit; I don't. After all; it's only me and the critters 99.9% of the time and I don't really think they care if I've got the vacuum cleaner going. LOL.